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My home VPN is unable to connect right now. I use a noip.me domain. The actions of both the courts and Microsoft are extremely concerning to me.
by lfuller 12y ago
My home VPN is unable to connect right now. I use a noip.me domain. The actions of both the courts and Microsoft are extremely concerning to me.
- macNchz 12y agoSame here, I was confused this afternoon when my home vpn hosted on a servebeer.com subdomain wouldn't connect. Now it makes a lot more sense, but I'm left with a very bad taste in my mouth.
- bitJericho 12y agoBuy your own domain, preferably with a company outside the US. I use gandi.net and http://code.google.com/p/gandi-automatic-dns/ http://code.google.com/p/gandi-automatic-dns/ It's more expensive, but you control it.
- wyager 12y ago>you control it. Hardly. Any domain in the existing domain name system can be seized.
- bitJericho 12y agoI'd like to see that on a global TLD. If you mean that any arbitrary country can seize a TLD belonging to that country, then yeah I guess you are right. You can always get a distributed TLD but then you have the problem of them not being resolvable unless the PC you are at is correctly configured.
- Flimm 12y agoWhat's a global TLD?
- bitJericho 12y agoSorry, I should say international non-US tld, or in other words, a TLD not under the control of the US.
- dylz 12y agoUS controls root/'.' via ICANN and can theoretically seize anything under the DNS system Only reason they don't for gTLDs is because of the political fallout